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   Why magnified mode OS X apps look worse on retina screens than on normal screens(plus.google.com)

   0 points by bla2 14y ago|0 comments
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   by bla2 14y ago

   I switch from my native layout to the US layout for coding.
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   by bla2 14y ago

   If you've enabled location history, you can look at this data in the web interface at http://google.com/latitude
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   by bla2 14y ago

   Why is nearest neighbor scaling better? It would make images look like on a non-retina display, but is that the best use of the additional pixels? Nearest neighbor scaling is usually considered one of the worse scaling algorithms, unless yo
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   by bla2 14y ago

   Why?
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   by bla2 14y ago

   JavaScriptCore (like other js engines) has an interpreter and a JIT. The JIT requires memory that's both writable and executable. iOS doesn't allow memory that's both writable and executable for security reasons, so normal apps can't use th
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   by bla2 14y ago

   nitro == jscore
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   by bla2 14y ago

   canvas is inconsistent on webkit too. On iOS you need to create the element at twice the size because canvas size == backing size, while Safari/Mac "transparently" does this (and breaks direct pixel access). Chrome/Mac hasn't made up their
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   by bla2 14y ago

   More ninja benchmark numbers: https://plus.google.com/101038813433650812235/posts/irc26fhR...